Behavioral and Psychological Factors Associated with Disengagement from Terrorism

Disengagement from Terrorism
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Individuals or groups can end or move away from terrorism due to behavioral and psychological factors. Disengagement in terrorism refers to changing roles or leaving a ideological and violent groups such as cults and gangs. First, behavioral change is imminent when one is exposed to information that logically challenges extremist ideologies by listening to counter-narratives and developing alternative perspectives. Terrorists who have become more open and receptive to diverse viewpoints are more likely to disengage from violent activities. Participation in rehabilitation programs also instills a behavioral change that ultimately challenges citizens to disengage from terrorism. Rehabilitation programs aims to dislodge the concept of radicalization and involvement in